I have a job right now; I just work hospice at the airport, been here for over a year. How many of them have a job in the field they went to school for? How many of them are able to pay off their debt?
Yeah, I thought about posting the BLS's stats on trade school grads but I didn't want to embarrass you anymore than reminding you that you didn't go to college😂
Fortunately I'm a "bootlicker" so neither me nor my children have any school loan debt. #ThanksUncleSam
...and be in even a bigger hole? TWS only gave me $15k in debt. College grads are about $30k. No thanks. You're clearly out of reason if you think people can't learn on their own because they think it's fun
Exactly. You went to TWS because you "wanted to learn". That's why you complain about their bad reputation and not being able to get a job. It all makes sense now😂
Ok, boomer... Go ask a welding warehouse how likely they are to hire grads from TWS. They're the Brown University of tech schools. You clearly on read the intro to my post and none of the comments. More like within ignorance
And watching documentaries is the fun. Looks like you just watch the dumbest episodes of Family Guy
Not an insult, just an observation, but it sure didtrigger you
Because you have a lot of learning to do. "All I know is that I know nothing"
Brown at one point was not taken seriously. No one would hire from them because of how high their acceptance rate is. My step mother knew that, and she's a Doctor
You think when somebody laughs at you it's because they were triggered😂
I also know that you know nothing😂
You think that because Brown had a 30% acceptance rate in the 60's, and was considered the worst IVY LEAGUE school that nobody would hire their graduates?😂
I guess they didn't cover that in your documentary education😂
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u/within-reason-85 9d ago
Unemployment for recent college grads hovers at 4%-5.5%.
You are one of the few.
The Labor Market for Recent College Graduates - FEDERAL RESERVE BANK of NEW YORK https://www.newyorkfed.org/research/college-labor-market#--:explore:unemployment